Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-04-21

n
York journal. denies that John 81.
man ever owned stock in the ~.
National Bank OF New York OF in -.
Fort Waype road thar he never III
any Union Pacific bonds. and thar n
owns forty or more houses in w.
mgton.
The Michigan Central ana Taxi
Shore roads are about to issue cine
lars withdrawing from sale the tcsa,,
OF the boycOtted lines. 1t is r,ipors5
that the St. Paul system will dcelr.
to paw commissions to agents of cgm.
panies which request that such cogr.s
be taken.
1t is rumored that the Richmond
Terminal Railroad syndicate is NEG
tiating for the purchase OF the Gaar5s
Central of Georgia and the F.Or5s
Railway X Navigation c0mpany's Sys
TEN OF Florida roads. Th:; would X
one of the biggest deals ever enter4i
into in the Southeast.
Gleeusbprg is the most southern
point IN INDIANA where natural "a,
wells have been developed. SeFar
great wells are flowing at Muucs
where real estate 10 the amount of 81.
900 600 changed hands Wednesdv
The people of South Bend have organ.
lied to bore for oil and gas.
Judge Cooley, Of the Interstate CON.
missi0n who IS temporarily i'm Caicag5
explains that the order granting re5f
To certain southern roads can he sB.
nulied at any time. A high official q.
one of the large western systems s.4ta
that the effect of the law has been 4
almost .uspend interstate business.
4 fire at St Augustine, Florida
early Tuesday morning DESTROYED t5s
| It. Augustine hotel, the old s,av.
market. the Spanish cathedral. he
| Edwards hotel the county eogrG.
ne,sSe, and FedAer's museuan IL.
ross is placed at S2JJOj0. h,ufau4
! OK one OF the hotels expired the d9g
| preyloNS TO the fire.
The main portion of tie Maume
rolling mills, in the eastern suburb Of
! Toledo. valued at $500 900, was burned
on Sunday evening 1t IS probate
| that the works will be speedily rebuilt
and be furnished with natural gs
from Fndlay. The heaviest STOCK.
holder is Henry Worthington, Of c.
yington, Kentucky.
! The officers of the Panhandle roal
claim to be able TO convict all but tW
| of the sixty employees arrested for rob
! bing freight trains. In the effects q
one of the ringleaders were found On
| Tuesday dynamite cartridges, fuse
and caps. a bill to punish the breas
! ing open of cars has been INTRODUCED
! in the Pennsylvania legislature.
Benjamin Marston, miner, thrust
! his head out at the third level as be
was being hoisted in skip in th5
/ Lake Augeline mine at Negauneg,
Michigan. and was beheaded. Ills
/ head tel $50 feet and struck miner
on the arm. All the miners deserted
/ the mine, and boss" named smco)l
was obliged to descend and bring up
| the head.
The theatrical managers of Chicag9
are circulating petition to the inter.
1 state commerce commission for su,-
| pension for ninety days OF the clauses
OF the law applying 10 the amusement
/ profession. The Merchants and Man
/ ufacturers' association decided u
make a test case Tor the commission
| IN the matter OF mileage tickets and
( baggage.
The anti-cOerciOn meeting in Lon.
( don. on Monday, WAS the largest ever
/ held IN that city. \ motion protest
/ ing against the coercion bill was Offer
| ed simultaneously from fourteen pat
/ forms. and WAS enthusiastically car
I ried. Mrs. Gladstone, watching me
( procession from a window in PiccF
/ Oily. received an ovation from NE
men in line.
Mrs. James Brown Potter's advent
/ as an actress is said to have estrangei
her from her husbands family, 50
that her failure is pleasing them more
/ than success would have done. II Is
also said that Nh. Potter strongly o.
| posed his wIfes going on the stage
and that in consequence of her PEI.
Sstence the ties between them, i lgs
quite ruptmed, are very Dall'
strained
In a brownstone fiat in New ! orr
directly opposite police station, lou
men were caught on Wednesday lah
ing no express packages to pass Io'
bogus money, and fitting out suJs.
tute yalses containing bricks am
paper. six dry-goods boxes were founl
filled with stamped and addresSe-
envelopes, New, genuine bank no.i
] to the amount of two thousand doi@'
were seized.
Alfred Lee, bishop of Delawds
died Tuesday afternoon at W lilhls'
ton, in his eightieth year. lie We
born at Cambridge, Massachusy.S
graduated at Harvard, and Tor I"
wears practiced law in New Lonla-.
lie was made bishop in lS4l. Dll...
the war he aided in forming UNIV
regiments. lie has published seyg'1
theological works. Two sons ana
daughter survive him.
The officers of the Pan Handle Iosl
| clam at within three wears L4s,.
chandise to the amount of s3UVV 10
been stolen from their cars. lt't'.
cations have been in progress lut =
months. and on Monday the meLApsl.
OF seveuty-iye crooked crews VIZ.
arrested as they arrived IN flslsV--s.
! J. Il. Dunlap. the leader OF tht y.-
Spiracy. was captured at De9A -s-s.
OHIO. at which point was touna sSi, ~.
raj thousand dollars worth OF s'o''-
goods. 80.
The complications caused ., -
Interstate commerce act are TA 90
having an injurious effect on SONG '.-
the Pit. burg mon mills. For ss' s-i
DAYS pas, the sheet uep3rth e nv b..
Eyersou, Hammond X Co $ ulI Is
been closed down. This nrm AA-
large contract for sheet non y -.
shipped To California but freight ~ IN.